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This Day in Sabres History: March 11th


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March 11, 1999

After a 5-2 loss to Tampa at Marine Midland Arena, the Sabres announce that they have traded Matt Barnaby to the Pittsburgh Penguins for Stu Barnes. The Sabres, who have slumped since just after Christmas, respond with three wins in a row and only five losses in their last 17 games.

 

March 11, 2003

The Sabres trade Chris Gratton and a fourth-round pick in 2004 to Phoenix for Daniel Briere and a third-round pick in 2004.

 

March 11, 2006

Mike Grier scores with 4.6 seconds left in the third period to give the Sabres a wild 6-5 win over the Flyers in Philadelphia. The Sabres overcame the news that head coach Lindy Ruff's daughter was suffering from a brain mass, not to mention an early 2-0 deficit and a shaky performance by goaltender Ryan Miller, who allowed five goals before being replaced by Marty Biron to start the third period. In the third, the Sabres outshot the Flyers 14-1 and outscored them 2-0. It was the Sabres' fifth straight win, extending their overall hot streak to 12-1-2, and their 20th one-goal victory of the season. The win epitomized the spirit of the 2005-06 Buffalo Sabres.

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[ March 11, 2006

Mike Grier scores with 4.6 seconds left in the third period to give the Sabres a wild 6-5 win over the Flyers in Philadelphia. The Sabres overcame the news that head coach Lindy Ruff's daughter was suffering from a brain mass, not to mention an early 2-0 deficit and a shaky performance by goaltender Ryan Miller, who allowed five goals before being replaced by Marty Biron to start the third period. In the third, the Sabres outshot the Flyers 14-1 and outscored them 2-0. It was the Sabres' fifth straight win, extending their overall hot streak to 12-1-2, and their 20th one-goal victory of the season. The win epitomized the spirit of the 2005-06 Buffalo Sabres.

All time classic game!

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March 11, 2006

Mike Grier scores with 4.6 seconds left in the third period to give the Sabres a wild 6-5 win over the Flyers in Philadelphia. The Sabres overcame the news that head coach Lindy Ruff's daughter was suffering from a brain mass, not to mention an early 2-0 deficit and a shaky performance by goaltender Ryan Miller, who allowed five goals before being replaced by Marty Biron to start the third period. In the third, the Sabres outshot the Flyers 14-1 and outscored them 2-0. It was the Sabres' fifth straight win, extending their overall hot streak to 12-1-2, and their 20th one-goal victory of the season. The win epitomized the spirit of the 2005-06 Buffalo Sabres.

 

Sabres exposed the Flyers this night in a way they never recovered from.

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Please don't trade me to some other board. I like it here. Besides we are past the trade deadline

so you are all stuck with me until July 1. :chris:

 

I came over here on the trade deadine this year, I feel like the Mikko Lehtonen of the board around here. I am looking to be a third line defensemen with Kalinin next season. :ph34r:

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I feel as if I have lost some serious credibility. :bag:

Roy assisted right?

Please don't trade me to some other board. I like it here. Besides we are past the trade deadline

so you are all stuck with me until July 1. :chris:

No, you are pretty safe here. If one mistake gets us traded, I'd be on the Pheonix Coyotes board by now :lol:

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